My dumb ass was looking for another Stephen King book to read recently. While I’ve seen so many of the movies, I’ve only read about six of his books so far.
I came across SK’s book, It, and thought perfect! A few people told me they couldn’t sleep for weeks while reading it and I thought, even better!
Hahahaha!
I’m such a dumbass!
It’s like every single one of my childhood fears is in that damn book. Which is why it’s such a great book. But just a few pages in, my mind was like “Beep, Beep! Red Alert!! Put this book down right now!!!”
No way, it’s too good.
Red Alert!! Red Alert!!
I kept on trying to put the book down but by this time, I was so paralyzed with fear and my heart was racing like crazy. So, I kept on reading.
DUMBASS ALERT!!
I think I’ve scarred myself forever with this freaking book. I didn’t get that far along in it, mostly because my husband woke up and asked me when I was going to sleep. There I was, lying in bed and practically on top of him at this point.
I was too afraid to move but jumped my ass out of bed, ran to the bathroom, then came zooming back into bed. I’m pretty sure my feet were like cartoon running feet.
I turned off the light (if you’ve read the book before, OMG, even that’s terrifying) and was lying in my bed, perfectly still. I was too afraid to even put my arm under my pillow.
I had planned on reading something funny to balance out the scary but didn’t want to chance waking up the hubby again. And I sure as hell wasn’t going to get out of bed to do it.
I was lying there for at least an hour, wide awake, when all of a sudden I heard the banging of a door and footsteps.
That made me jump up to the ceiling.
Then I realized it was the hummingbird coming to crawl into bed with us. She’s been doing that for a little while now. My heart finally went back into my chest and I calmed down a little. It still took me a few more hours to fall asleep.
Not just because of the book but also because my 4 year-old is like a little sleeping ninja. Her knee usually comes up and whacks me in the stomach or under my chin.
Since I love sleep way too much, I’m pretty sure the best idea is to put the book, It, on hold, probably forever.
I love scary shit but holy hell, this book, and what little I’ve read of it, scared the fucking shit out of me. If you’ve read it before and got all the way through, I’m amazed.
If you haven’t read it before, maybe it should be kept that way. I really didn’t believe just how scary something could be. Stephen King has definitely proven to me that he is the “master of horror” after all. I thought the other books I’ve read of his were creepy and would keep me up but this book, wow, it will absolutely terrify you.
If you’re like me, that may sound like a good thing, but if you ever want to sleep again, maybe not.
“What he saw destroyed his sanity in one clawing stroke.” I knew I was fucked after reading that sentence.
Lesson learned! Although, maybe the movie isn’t as scary……
Dumbass Alert!!
What has been the scariest book/movie that you’ve come across?


















I suck at leaving comments on blogs.
After awhile I got what I like to call comment constipation. Yeah, ewwww.
I want to comment, I love to comment, but no matter how hard I try, nothing comes out.
Sidenote: I can’t believe I compared my inability to comment to constipation.
Anyway, I do read several blogs but then when I look at the comment section, I freeze up and think agggghhh, wtf should I say without sounding so lame?
Sure, I say some of the dumbest shit on my own blog but that’s different. There’s also a lot of times when everyone who’s commented on someone’s post has said pretty much everything that I was going to say. Aggghhhh!
So, then I’m left with my 3 options; “LOL!” or “Hahaha” or “So sorry, that sucks.”
If there’s more that I feel I need to say in my comment, it’s like my brain liquifies and I just skip making a comment.
But I’m getting better. I’m back to reading and discovering more blogs and pushing myself to comment no matter how lame I may sound.
Btw, I can’t believe I wrote a post about my comment suckiness.
Oh yeah, speaking of discovering blogs, I’m going to try and make my Blog Love posts a weekly thing so if you want to be included, drop me an email at elle dot mommyhood at gmail dot com, DM me your blog link on Twitter @thisismommyhood, or leave the link in the comments.
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